“Co-Presence, Connection, and Co-Creation: Building Real-time Cross-person Neurofeedback Interactions” by Wang and Feng – ACM SIGGRAPH HISTORY ARCHIVES

“Co-Presence, Connection, and Co-Creation: Building Real-time Cross-person Neurofeedback Interactions” by Wang and Feng

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    Co-Presence, Connection, and Co-Creation: Building Real-time Cross-person Neurofeedback Interactions

Session/Category Title:   Wish You VR Here


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    How can we transcend conventional human connection through immersive brainwave interactions? This talk presents the design and development of real-time, EEG-based interpersonal VR environments by discussing data pipelines, creative approaches to visualizing and animating brainwave data representations in cross-person settings, and design considerations and prosocial applications of collaborative neurofeedback experiences.

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